Jiapei’s production in the northern hemisphere will set a new record, and sales of golden fruit are expected to increase by 13%

Nick Kirton, Chief Executive Officer of Jiapei's Northern Hemisphere Supply, said recently that the sales season of Jiapei's Northern Hemisphere kiwis has kicked off
.
The northern hemisphere has a bumper harvest this season, and the output will set a new record in history
.
This season's sales are expected to reach 26 million boxes, about 93,000 tons of kiwis
.
Thanks to the improvement of production efficiency and the improvement of the ability to prevent and control diseases and pests, the sales of Sungold are expected to increase by 13%, and the sales of Sungold will be the same as the previous season
.
These kiwis come from Jiapei’s orchards in France, Italy, Greece, Korea and Japan
.
The increase in output also reflects that Jiapei is still improving its supply capacity to meet the growth of market demand
.
In the past 20 years, Jiapei has established production cooperation with more than 1,300 growers in the northern hemisphere producing areas
.
This partnership is an important part of Jiapei's global supply strategy, and it is also the key to achieving full-year supply of products
.
For growers in Europe and Asia, this year is a very challenging year
.
Frosts in the spring and hail at the end of the season have a negative impact on kiwi fruit production in parts of Europe
.
Rainy weather is a difficult problem facing Asian growers, and they may be "baptized" by typhoons before harvesting this season
.
Considering the above-mentioned difficulties, it is not easy to get a high yield this season in the northern hemisphere
.
Some time ago, Jiapei's first commercial mass-produced red kiwifruit was officially named RubyRed
.
This product will be sold on a large scale for the first time in 2022.
The annual supply is expected to reach 250,000 boxes.
The products will land in New Zealand, Singapore, Japan and China
.
It is reported that in order to determine the commercial potential of this variety in different planting environments, Jiapei has also tested RubyRed in the northern hemisphere producing areas
.
 　　According to the 2020/21 financial report released by Jiapei in May this year, the company's total global sales revenue reached 3.
58 billion New Zealand dollars in this fiscal year, an increase of 14% year-on-year
.
Among them, the sales of kiwifruit from non-New Zealand origin has increased to 473 million New Zealand dollars, accounting for 13.
2%
.
 　　In the past 20 years, Jiapei has established production cooperation with more than 1,300 growers in the northern hemisphere producing areas
.
This partnership is an important part of Jiapei's global supply strategy, and it is also the key to achieving full-year supply of products
.
 　　For growers in Europe and Asia, this year is a very challenging year
.
Frosts in the spring and hail at the end of the season have a negative impact on kiwi fruit production in parts of Europe
.
Rainy weather is a difficult problem facing Asian growers, and they may be "baptized" by typhoons before harvesting this season
.
Considering the above-mentioned difficulties, it is not easy to get a high yield this season in the northern hemisphere
.
 　　Some time ago, Jiapei's first commercial mass-produced red kiwifruit was officially named RubyRed
.
This product will be sold on a large scale for the first time in 2022.
The annual supply is expected to reach 250,000 boxes.
The products will land in New Zealand, Singapore, Japan and China
.
It is reported that in order to determine the commercial potential of this variety in different planting environments, Jiapei has also tested RubyRed in the northern hemisphere producing areas
.
 　　According to the 2020/21 financial report released by Jiapei in May this year, the company's total global sales revenue reached 3.
58 billion New Zealand dollars in this fiscal year, an increase of 14% year-on-year
.
Among them, the sales of kiwifruit from non-New Zealand origin has increased to 473 million New Zealand dollars, accounting for 13.
2%
.